Title

Why?
  • Explain and identify the reasons for learning.
Learning Objectives
  • List what is to be learned.
Success Criteria
  • Determine the desired outcomes and abilities that will be used to measure performance and achievement.
Prerequisites
  • Identify the prior skills and knowledge that are needed.
Resources
  • List essential references related to the activity.
Vocabulary
  • Provide key terminology.
Information
  • Provide information needed for the activity. Additional information can be provided to help students consolidate their learning after they have completed the Key Questions.
Plan and/or Tasks
  • List plan and/or tasks for meeting the learning objectives.
Model
  • Include representations or methodologies of what is to be learned.
Key Questions
  • Pose questions that guide the execution of the plan and/or tasks, exploration of the model, and processing of the information and resources in order to stimulate thought, introduce or form of concepts, and construct understanding.
Skill Exercises
  • Apply the new knowledge in simple situations and familiar contexts.
Problems
  • Use the knowledge in new contexts or real-world contexts requiring transference, synthesis, and integration of concepts.
Research
  • Identify opportunities for the learner to extend the learning to new situations and create knowledge that is unique or new.
Validation
  • Results are shared with peers and assessed.
Reflection on Learning
  • Have students think about what has been learned and assess how well the material has been mastered.
Self Assessment
  • Have students identify what has been done well, how they could improve, and strategies for improvement.